Draw the structure of C4H1,0 if the compound: (1) reacts with Na but fails to react with a strong oxidizing agent such as K,Cr,O;; (2) gives a negative iodoform test; and (3) gives a positive Lucas test in 4 minutes. (ii) Give structures and IUPAC names of the alcohols formed from (CH,),CHCH=CH; by: (i) dilute H,SO,; (ii) B2H6, then H,O2, OH".

Draw the structure of C4H1,0 if the compound: (1) reacts with Na but fails to react with a strong oxidizing agent such as K,Cr,O;; (2) gives a negative iodoform test; and (3) gives a positive Lucas test in 4 minutes. (ii) Give structures and IUPAC names of the alcohols formed from (CH,),CHCH=CH; by: (i) dilute H,SO,; (ii) B2H6, then H,O2, OH".

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